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The newspapers are dominated by Ed Miliband’s election as Leader of the Labour Party, and it’s interesting to see how they vary in their treatment of the story.
The papers seem to agree that New Labour is dead but, while some say that Ed will tilt the party to the Left, others say the opposite. Some say that he is in thrall to the unions while others say he will resist them.
We will have to wait and see what happens but, like Cameron and Clegg in these times of economic woe, Miliband may have been given the poisoned chalice for he will have to deal with the dinosaurs of the union movement which threaten to bring Britain to a standstill this winter.
As they say, you pays your money and you takes your choice!
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The newspapers are dominated by Ed Miliband’s election as Leader of the Labour Party, and it’s interesting to see how they vary in their treatment of the story.
The papers seem to agree that New Labour is dead but, while some say that Ed will tilt the party to the Left, others say the opposite. Some say that he is in thrall to the unions while others say he will resist them.
We will have to wait and see what happens but, like Cameron and Clegg in these times of economic woe, Miliband may have been given the poisoned chalice for he will have to deal with the dinosaurs of the union movement which threaten to bring Britain to a standstill this winter.
As they say, you pays your money and you takes your choice!
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